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Russia. "The Mountain Around Which the Wind Whirls"

One of the main attractions of the Elbrus region is Mount Elbrus - the highest peak of Russia and Europe, located north of the Greater Caucasus Range on the border of two republics: Karachay-Cherkess and Kabardino-Balkarian.

Elbrus is a two-peaked extinct volcano. The height of the western peak is 5642 m above sea level, the eastern - 5621 m. They are separated by a saddle - 5300 m. The peaks are located at a distance of about 3 thousand m from each other. The main composition of the rocks is granites, gneisses, diabases and tuffs of volcanic origin.

Elbrus with two crater peaks was formed a million years ago during the creation of the Caucasus Range. Huge streams of ash mud rushed along the slopes of Elbrus, sweeping away all the stones and vegetation before them. Layers of lava, ash, and stones were layered on top of each other, thereby expanding the slopes of the volcano and increasing its height.

The scientific study of Mount Elbrus began in the 19th century. Russian researchers. The first person to determine the exact location and height of the mountain in 1913 was Academician V. Vishnevsky. In 1829, Mount Elbrus was visited by the first Russian scientific expedition, which included the famous Russian academician E. Lenz, Pyatigorsk architect Bernardazzi, botanist E. Meyer and others. The expedition was accompanied by General G. Emmanuel, the head of the Caucasian line. The first successful ascent to the western peak was made by a group of English climbers in 1874 under the leadership of F. Grove, its participant was A. Sottaev.

In 2008, Elbrus was recognized as one of the “7 Wonders of Russia”. Today Elbrus is the largest ski mountain in the world, as well as the most promising place for all-Russian and international competitions. Basically, the infrastructure is well developed on the southern slopes of Mount Elbrus, where there is a chairlift and a pendulum cableway leading to a parking lot called “Bochka” (at an altitude of 3750 m), which consists of 12 insulated six-seater residential trailers with a kitchen.

You can find out where Elbrus is by looking at any geographical guide. Having opened the world map, it is very easy to find the mountain ranges and the highest point of the planet Elbrus, and get acquainted with the territory and features of the Greater Caucasus.

Having a cone shape and a base diameter of about 18 kilometers, the peaks of Elbrus are covered with eternal glaciers. This is where the rivers originate:

Kükurtlyu.
Ulluhurzuk.
Ullukam.

Connecting with each other, they form the largest river in the northern Caucasus, the Kuban River. Elbrus, having southern and northern slopes, differs in its flora. The southern one is more like Asian. The northern one has European-type forests and even grassy vegetation. The famous glaciers located on it are called Terskol, Bolshoi and Maly Azau.

Mainland near Elbrus

The stratovolcano is a decoration and symbol of the Caucasus. Located on the edge of two parts of the world, Asia and Europe, Elbrus is located in the northern part of the Eurasian continent. The highest mountain in Russia is located at the border of the two republics of Kabardino - Balkar and Karachevo - Cherkessk. The surrounding areas of Elbrus amaze with their unique nature, topography and climate.

About the most high mountain Africa in the next article

The areas located near the peak have an ecologically clean territory where the inexhaustible riches of nature are stored:

Circassian;
Chegemian;
Zolsky;
Elbrus

The pearl of a resort holiday

Elbrus is the largest operating tourist resort in the country. The main ski areas in the Elbrus region are Elbrus, Cheget, Azau. The most beautiful mountain recreation areas provide an opportunity for climbers and tourists to rise to unprecedented heights to admire the fantastic beauty of nature.

The giant Elbrus stores inexhaustible riches in its depths. Near the source of the Malki River there is a famous resort area - the Narzan Valley. It is notable for its healing mineral springs. The mountain's glacier system shapes the landscape, climate and vegetation, creating picturesque places in the Elbrus region.

The majestic Elbrus attracts climbers from all over the world like a magnet. Double-headed, huge and majestic, shining with icy slopes against the blue sky, it is the dream of all tourists. Climbing to the top of the giant, a panorama of the beauty and power of nature opens up. The opportunity to see the Caucasian Ridge vertically is an incomprehensible fantastic sight, breathtaking.

Mount Elbrus is located between the republics of Karachay-Cherkessia and Kabardino-Balkaria. The mountain has a double peak, the western one has a height of 5642m, and the eastern one – 5621m.

Elbrus – . The mountain has two peaks, one of which is slightly higher. Scientists believe that there have been two significant eruptions in the history of the mountain, and the rocks of Elbrus, according to research, are approximately 2 or 3 million years old. Analysis of volcanic ash showed that the first eruption occurred about 45 thousand years ago, and the second about 40 thousand years ago.

Despite the fact that the mountain is very high, it is relatively easy to climb; it does not require exceptional qualifications, as, for example, for, and quite a lot of people try to do it. Up to 4 thousand meters, the slopes of the mountain are moderately gentle, but beyond that a serious climb begins. The steepness of the slopes can reach 35 degrees! Ascents are made to both the Eastern and Western peaks.

How is the ascent going?

Usually the ascent begins from the village of Azau, which is located in the upper part of the Beksan Valley. Here tourists spend about a couple of nights in order to acclimatize to the altitude and not suffer from “gornyashka” - mountain sickness associated with thin air and unusual atmospheric pressure.

On the first day, people usually go to the Pastukhov Rocks, and on the second day they schedule the climb itself. They leave the camp at about 2 am. First they go to the Pastukhov rocks, and then they reach the saddle of the mountain, where the routes are divided in the direction of the Eastern and Western peaks. A little rest in the saddle - and tourists move on to climb one of the peaks of Elbrus.

History of Elbrus

Stunningly beautiful mountain landscapes, as well as the mountain itself - from ancient times, all this served as the reason that people from all over the world came to the Elbrus region. The history of Elbrus climbers is proud of the names of the most worthy climbers, starting from the 19th century. Among them there are both domestic mountain lovers and foreign ones.

The peak of Elbrus's popularity came in the 60s, when mountaineering was especially popular in the USSR. In the Beksan Gorge, the road was even paved, and several mountaineering and tourist bases were built in the vicinity of the mountain.

Today this place is also popular as ski resort. People make descents from the slopes of Elbrus and Cheget - this is a mountain located nearby, it also belongs to the Greater Caucasus system.

On the territory of the Elbrus region there is a national natural park created with the aim of preserving the nature of Kabardino-Balkaria. All conditions are created in the park so that people can relax in an organized and comfortable manner.

Elbrus is a double-peaked volcanic cone. The western peak has a height of 5642 m, the eastern one - 5621 m. It is located on the border of the republics of Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay-Cherkessia, north of the Greater Caucasus Range and is the highest peak in Russia. Elbrus is also considered the highest mountain peak in Europe, and therefore is included in the list of the highest peaks on the planet.

First ascents of Elbrus

In 1813, Russian academician V.K. Vishnevsky first determined the height of Elbrus (5421 m).
The first successful ascent to one of the peaks of Elbrus was made in July 1829 during a military-scientific expedition led by General G. A. Emmanuel, head of the Caucasian fortified line. The expedition was of a scientific nature (the Elbrus expedition of the Russian Academy of Sciences was organized in Pyatigorsk, which is recorded in Diana’s grotto), its participants were: academician Adolf Kupfer - geophysicist, geologist, founder of the Main Physical Observatory in St. Petersburg, physicist Emilius Lenz, zoologist Eduard Minetrier , founder of the Russian Entomological Society, botanist Karl Meyer, who later became an academician and director of the botanical garden Russian Academy sciences, artist-architect Joseph (Giuseppe-Marco) Bernardazzi (who made the first image of Elbrus), Hungarian scientist Janos Besse. The auxiliary service of Emmanuel's expedition consisted of 650 soldiers and 350 line Cossacks, as well as local guides.

The first part of the route from the Konstantinogorsk fortress (present-day Pyatigorsk) to the “Stone Bridge” fortification (on Malka) passed without complications. On July 8, 1829, travelers arrived at the Kharbas River (a tributary of the Malki). From here they climbed to a height of about 2600 m and camped near one of the mineral springs on the banks of the Kyzylsu River.

Inscription on "Emanuel's Rock"

Inscription on the “Emanuel Rock”: “1829 from July 8 to 11 Camp under the command of General of the Cavalry Emanuel”
Kupfer, Lenz, Meyer, Minetrier, Bernardazzi, 20 Cossacks and guides took part directly in the ascent. However, lack of experience and poor quality climbing equipment forced most of the participants to turn back. Only four continued the further ascent: Emilius Lenz, Cossack Lysenkov and two people from the group of guides - Kilar Khachirov and Akhiya Sottaev. At an altitude of about 5300 m, due to lack of strength, Lenz and his two accompanying men were forced to stop. According to some sources, the Karachai guide Kilar Khachirov was the first to climb the eastern peak at about 11 a.m. on July 10, 1829. This event was marked by a rifle salute in the camp, where General Emmanuel watched the ascent through a powerful telescope.

At the location of the camp, a memorial inscription was carved on one of the stones, the location of which was lost over time. It was discovered by Soviet climbers already in the 20th century (by chance, 103 years later - it was hidden under centuries-old layers of lichens).
The first successful ascent to the western, highest peak was made in 1874 by a group of English climbers led by F. Grove and Balkar guide A. Sottaev, who participated in the first ascent.

Pastukhov Andrey Vasilievich

The first person to climb both peaks of Elbrus is considered to be the Russian military topographer A.V. Pastukhov. In 1890, accompanied by four Cossacks of the Khopersky regiment, he climbed its western peak, and six years later, in 1896, he conquered the eastern one. Pastukhov was also the first to map the peaks of Elbrus.
In August 1974, three completely standard (without winches and traction chains) UAZ-469 vehicles reached a glacier on Mount Elbrus at an altitude of 4000 meters during a test run.

Now Elbrus is very popular for climbing, both in mountaineering and mountain tourism.
According to the Russian mountaineering and mountain classification, Elbrus is rated as 2A category of difficulty, the passage of both peaks is 2B. There are other, more difficult routes, for example, Elbrus (W) along the NW edge 3A.

Elbrus during the Second World War

Due to its symbolic meaning as highest point Europe, Elbrus became the scene of fierce confrontation during the Great Patriotic War, in which units of the German mountain rifle division “Edelweiss” also participated. During the Battle of the Caucasus on August 21, 1942, after occupying the Krugozor and Shelter of the Eleven mountain bases, German alpine riflemen managed to install Nazi banners on the western peak of Elbrus. At the same time, the capture of Elbrus was not part of the plans of the German high command.

By the middle of the winter of 1942-1943, the Wehrmacht was knocked out from the slopes of Elbrus, and on February 13 and 17, 1943, Soviet climbers climbed the western and eastern peaks of Elbrus, respectively, where Soviet flags were hoisted.

Climbing Elbrus
You can climb Elbrus from any direction: from the south, north, west and east. More than 100 different routes have been laid to its peaks, mostly their complexity is within 2A-2B class, with the exception of climbing Elbrus along the Kyukyurtlyu-Kol-Bashi wall, which has a difficulty category of 5B. But this route is slightly “far-fetched”, and there have been no repeated passages along it over the past 20 years.

The most popular and easiest route for climbing Elbrus is from the south, from the village of Terskol or from the Azau clearing. Therefore, this is exactly what we offer to those who do not have a mountaineering qualification. On the boring part of the route there is a lift, 2 steps of which will take you to the top station “Mir”, located at an altitude of 3452 meters, in 30 minutes. From the station begins a breathtaking hiking climb to Elbrus. And acclimatization before the ascent is carried out in the Elbrus region, in the Adyr-Su gorge, which adds variety to the hike.

Whatever tour on Elbrus you choose, remember that the goal of the climb is not a mountaineering rank, but pleasure. And if you have good weather, luck and experienced instructors, it is guaranteed to you.

Sights of the Elbrus region

Valley of Narzans
The Narzanov Valley is located 34 km south of Kislovodsk, in the foothills of the Rocky Range of the Greater Caucasus, in the valley of the Khasaut River, at an altitude of 1300 m above sea level, on the border between Stavropol Territory and the Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Republic.

There are 17 Narzan-type mineral water springs in the Narzan Valley. Their water belongs to the carbonic acid bicarbonate-chloride sodium-calcium type with mineralization up to 3.3 g/l and carbon dioxide content up to 2.2 g/l. The nature of the valley fascinates with its beauty: majestic mountains, luxurious subalpine meadows, dense forest and numerous mineral springs. Before going there, you should take care of your beauty, perhaps get waxed and visit a beauty salon (just kidding).

Another Narzan Valley is located in the Baksan Gorge, behind the village of Baidaevo, a little closer to the Itkol boarding house. This place is often visited as it is easily accessible to all guests. The ground in the clearing is painted rusty brown. This occurs due to the high iron content in water. One of the springs in the clearing is so powerful that the thickness of its stream is comparable to the thickness of an adult’s arm.

Baksan Gorge
The Baksan Gorge is perhaps the most famous gorge of the Central Caucasus, known far beyond the borders of Kabardino-Balkaria. It's incredibly beautiful and unusual place. It is through the Baksan Gorge that the road to the Elbrus region goes, and it ends in the Azau clearing, at the foot of Elbrus. The length of the gorge is 85 km.

The gorge gets its name from the Baksan River, which accompanies the traveler throughout the entire journey. The upper reaches of the Baksan Gorge and its spurs are occupied by glaciers. Several glaciers flow here from Elbrus, as well as from the neighboring Donguz-Orun mountain, which give rise to the high-water and stormy Baksan.
The path to the gorge goes along three Caucasian ridges - Pastbishchny, Skalisty and Main through a number of villages. The road winds all the time, sometimes gaining height, sometimes decreasing.

In the gorge itself there are many interesting natural and historical monuments, including the Narzan Glade, ancient caves on the slopes of Mount Ullukai, a complex of monuments to the first climbers of Elbrus, the “Mourning Highlander” monument, etc.
From the Baksan Gorge you can get to the picturesque gorges of Adyr-Su, Adyl-Su, Itkol, Yusengi, Terskol, Donguz-Orun.
The gorge has long been favored by climbers. There are many camps located on its territory, including “Ullu-Tau”, “Elbrus”, “Dzhailyk”, “Shkhelda”.

Springs of Djily-Su
The Djily-Su tract with its healing mineral springs is located on the northern slope of Mount Elbrus in the upper reaches of the Malki River at an altitude of 2380 m. This unique place in the Elbrus region annually collects big number those who want to improve their health with the help of warm narzans. The most popular and main source comes directly from the rock. Water fills the artificial bath (about 12 cubic meters in volume) and it is renewed every 10 minutes. The water temperature in the source is +22-24 degrees. Swimming is carried out according to the schedule.

Healing properties warm narzan has a beneficial effect on the nervous and cardiovascular systems, musculoskeletal system, treat skin and allergic diseases. Also, the mineral springs of Djily-Su are consumed internally. This helps improve the human body’s immunity, helps improve metabolism, and treats diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. There are separate “specialized” sources: “renal”, “ocular”, “lumbar”, “hepatic” and others. In total, there are about 14 active springs in Djily-Su.

The Silver Spring with slightly mineralized water, which flows from mid-July to the end of September, is interesting. The water in the source is crystal clear and has a bluish tint. Each liter of water contains 4 mg of the precious metal silver. The healing properties of the source normalize heart function, equalize blood pressure, improve blood and lymph microcirculation, stimulate tissue regeneration processes, and cleanse the body of toxins.

In addition to mineral springs, there are other attractions in the Djily-Su tract. You should definitely visit the local waterfalls - the famous handsome giant Sultan (40 m), as well as Karakaya-Su (25 m) and Emir (7.5 m). Also popular excursion sites are the Kala-Kulak gully (Valley of Castles), the Valley of Stone Mushrooms, the Valley of Ancient Menhirs, and the German Airfield.

Blue Lakes
Blue Lakes is a unique natural monument located in Kabardino-Balkaria. There are lakes in the Cherek Gorge. There are five of them in total.

Lower Blue Lake (Tserik-Kel) is the most interesting and beautiful. The water in it is crystal clear, transparent and very cold. All year round it has approximately the same temperature and does not rise above + 9 degrees). With a surface area of just over 1.5 hectares, the lake is one of the ten deepest in the world. Russian Federation(after Teletsky and).
Camp sites are scattered along the shores of the Lower Blue Lake, and there is a modern diving center. The fact that the lake does not freeze makes it possible to organize divers’ meetings and training here at any time of the year.

The Upper Blue Lakes are represented by the Eastern and Western communicating lakes. A dam is installed between them, through which water from the Eastern Lake passes into the Western Lake. These two lakes are rich in fish.
The other two lakes of the group are interesting in their own way - Secret and Sukhoe. Secret got its name because of its invisibility. The lake is located in a deep depression, so it is not immediately visible. The dry lake is located at the bottom of a very deep canyon, the height of the steep walls reaches 180 m.

Chegem waterfalls

Chegem waterfalls are a unique natural monument that is definitely worth a visit if you come to the Caucasus. This is a whole group of waterfalls located in the gorge of the Chegem Gorge. Locals call these waterfalls "Sous Auzu", which means "water throat". And, indeed, the water rushes in a stormy stream with a roar from the rocks, flows out of numerous crevices, and falls from a height of 50-60 meters into the seething Chegem. The largest and most powerful waterfall of the group is called Adai-Su (Maiden's Braid). Its height is about 30 m.

In winter, the Chegem waterfalls present a fantastic spectacle in their beauty. Freezing, the water forms numerous ice columns and pillars, turning the rock wall into a real work of art.
Near the waterfalls there is a small hotel, a cafe and a market. Here you can always buy knitted items, wine, preserves, and souvenirs from local residents. You will be invited to take pictures in folk costumes or take a ride on a donkey.

Glacier "Seven"

One of these natural wonders is the glaciological object Semerka glacier, which is part of National Park Elbrus region. The glacier is, as it were, “sewn” to the northern wall of the Donguzorun peak, and thereby faces Elbrus. Unusual name The glacier comes from its shape, which resembles the number 7.
The slopes of Mount Elbrus, the white ice shell of Donguzorun and the Semerki glacier are a popular place among ski tourists.

Stone "mushrooms"

Stone "mushrooms" are the product of exotic erosion, which resulted in stone pillars with flat caps that look like mushrooms. They are located at an altitude of 3200 m. Having arrived at the foot of Elbrus, you find yourself in the kingdom of the volcano, where nature has created many sculptures of the most intricate shapes from lava.

National Park "Elbrus"

Formed by government decree on an area of 101.2 thousand hectares in order to preserve the unique natural complex Elbrus region and its use for recreational, scientific and cultural purposes.
The Elbrus region, as an area of traditional tourism and other active sports, occupies an area along the Baksan River basin in the high-mountainous part of its tributaries - Adyr-su, Kyrtyk, Adyl-su and its sources - Azau, Terskol, Donguz-Orun.

Between the southern slopes of Elbrus to the Main Caucasus Range and the interfluve of Baksan and Chegem is located the most popular mountain resort in Russia and beyond. Another part of the National Park is the northern Elbrus region, located in the upper reaches and sources of the Malka River.

Mount Elbrus, Russia: description, photo, where it is on the map, how to get there

Elbrus- one of the largest stratovolcanoes on the planet; the highest peak in Russia and Europe. The height of this giant increased with each eruption. According to the latest data, it rises 5642 m above sea level. Among the tourists visiting Elbrus there are many climbers and naturalists. This mountain is included in 1000 popular places in the world according to our website.

Geographically, Elbrus is located in the northern part of the Greater Caucasus Range, on the border of Europe and Asia. The nearest airports to the area are Mineralnye Vody and Nalchik. Next, a transfer by taxi or bus takes place, which takes from 3 to 4 hours. You can also get to the Elbrus region by train. There are railway stations in many cities of the North Caucasus.

The natural attractions of the Elbrus region leave no one indifferent. The area located at the foot of the mountain is considered a balneoclimatic zone.

Visitors from all over the world dream of visiting there. All conditions have been created for a good rest. Maybe spa treatment based on carbon dioxide mineral waters, the so-called Narzans. Climbers and skiers dream of visiting the slopes of Mount Elbrus and the nearby peak of Cheget. Well, the tourist routes run through picturesque gorges, valleys and passes.

For local residents, this mountain has special significance. The name they gave it, “Mingi Tau,” means “Eternal Mountain.” There are many versions regarding the origin of the name Elbrus. One of them attributes the word to the Iranian dialect and translates it as “high, sparkling mountain.” The first conquerors of the eastern peak of Elbrus were climbers in the group of General G. A. Emmanuel. This happened back in 1829. Half a century later, the English climber F. Grove climbed the western, higher peak.

Today, many climbers are trying to conquer the peaks of this giant. Climbing, as a rule, takes place under the strict guidance of professionals who know all the subtleties and nuances of the terrain. The snow-ice cap and the outlines of Elbrus are well known not only to the residents of Karachay-Cherkessia and Kabardino-Balkaria, but also to the Stavropol region. This is a real symbol of the entire North Caucasus of Russia. Elbrus glaciers feed largest river Krasnodar region Kuban and the stormy Terek.

Photo attraction: Mount Elbrus

Mount Elbrus on the map:

Where to stay in the Elbrus region

In which part of the resort should I choose accommodation when coming on vacation? The question is quite important, since the resort area stretches for 20 kilometers along the Baksan Gorge. This article will help you figure it all out.

Fans of skiing and snowboarding often settle close to the cable cars, but there are also disadvantages: crowded, frequent traffic jams, avalanche danger, problems at high altitudes (pressure, poor health).

There is a compromise accommodation option: stay in an inexpensive hotel away from the ski lifts and use the free transfer.

So, let's consider all the options:

At the entrance to the Elbrus region, on the left side there is Adyr-su gorge with two climbing camps.

Further 5 km higher is village Neutrino. Vacationers who come in their cars often stop here. Due to the distance from the main infrastructure of the resort, prices for the private sector (apartments) are significantly lower, and the drive takes 15 - 20 minutes.

Elbrus village. Another 5 km higher. There is a large settlement with shops, pharmacies and a hospital. Prices for the private sector are slightly higher than in Neutrino.

On the outskirts of the village there is a resort area in a pine forest. In Elbrus a large number of hotels with different price ranges. The most popular: Ozone and Europa Peak. They organize transfers to the ski lifts for their clients.

An ideal place for people suffering from bronchial asthma and various allergic diseases, this place is the most comfortable when choosing summer holiday. Also, climbers planning their ascents to such peaks as Shkhelda, Ushba, Dzhantugan and Mount Elbrus (through the Irik-Chat gorge) begin their journey from here.

Above the village there is a picturesque Adyl-su gorge with mountaineering camps.

Tegenekli village is located two km above Elbrus. There is a large boarding house here. And above that there are a large number of departmental databases.

The following tourist accommodations: village Baidaevo, Polyana Narzanov, Polyana Itkol. There are many Narzan springs here, there are several hotels. It's a 5-10 minute drive to the cable car lifts. by car.

Polyana Cheget. There are a large number of hotels in front of the ski resort. It is considered an avalanche-prone area. The slope is more suitable for intermediate and intermediate skiers. high level.

Terskol village. The main accommodation location for tourists who prefer the private sector. There are also many hotels here. Most of Terskol is located in an avalanche-safe area. On one side of the village is the Terskolkskoye Gorge. On the other hand, the Terskol forest. A good place for walking, picking mushrooms and berries.

Polyana Azau. Accommodation at the foot of the mountain. Within walking distance to the ski lifts. Most of the vacationers are accommodated here. It is considered the optimal place to stay for tourists tired of transport.

However, there are also disadvantages: most of the clearing is avalanche-prone; in winter it is difficult to get in and out due to snow drifts and traffic jams. Few places to walk.

When choosing Polyana Azau, do not forget that you will live at an altitude of 2300 m above sea level. This can be critical for people with heart disease and sensitive to acclimatization issues.

Most often, tourists feel the effects of acclimatization on the first night and three days later. We hope this information will help you when planning your trip.

Distance from resort settlements to cable cars in the Elbus region

Terskola - 1.5 km to Cheget and 2.5 to the foot of Elbrus

Baidaevo - 4 km to the ski lift to Cheget + 4 more to Elbrus

Tegenekli - about 7 km to the ski lift to Cheget + another 4 to Elbrus

Elbrus - about 10 km to Cheget + ...

Neutrino - about 14.5 km to Cheget.

These settlements have both a private sector and hotels. It's a long walk to the ski lift. However, you can always take a taxi, which will cost from 300 to 100 rubles one way per car. Remote housing is cheaper. Some hotels offer a free shuttle to the cable cars.

Hotel location map

On our website you can choose the most convenient accommodation option, order a transfer both from the airport/station to your place of residence, and to the cable cars. Select excursions that interest you, order a full-fledged tour, simply learn something new and interesting about the Elbrus region, look at photographs of our beauties, and get acquainted with the information necessary for hiking routes and ascents. We will be happy to help you find a mountain guide or ski/snowboard instructor and answer any questions you may have! Welcome!

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